Online row counter for knitting and crochet
Tap the big button at the end of every row. Set a repeat if your pattern has one. The count stays saved on this device.
Keyboard: Space or + adds a row, − or Backspace takes one away.
Row
0
Repeat row
1/4
0 repeats done
Counting rows without losing your place
Tap the counter when you finish a row, before you turn the work. If you count at the start of the row instead, a phone call halfway through leaves you guessing whether you already counted it.
For shaping such as “decrease every 6th row”, set the repeat to 6. The repeat row tells you when the decrease row comes up, and the total keeps counting for the length of the piece.
Check your count against the piece now and then. In stockinette, each V up a column is one row; in garter stitch, each ridge is two rows. More in how to count rows in knitting.
Row counter questions
Does the counter save my count?
Yes, in this browser on this device. Close the tab and your rows and repeat setting are still there when you come back. Clearing your browser data resets it.
What is the repeat counter for?
Many patterns repeat a block of rows, such as a 4-row lace pattern. Set the repeat length and the counter shows which row of the repeat you are on and how many repeats you have finished.
Can I use the keyboard?
Press Space, Enter or the plus key to add a row, and minus or Backspace to take one away. That leaves your hands on the work when a laptop sits next to you.